The Supreme Epic of Mankind
'Christine, now that I have found you, life is sweet again. I cannot let you go.' But Gale's duty as a member of this fearless band of youths whose sweetheart was death, conquered. One last embrace -- a last farewell...and then a rendezvous with Love or Death!
Your pulse beat will quicken; you'll smile and cry as you see this inspired drama of a sinner made saint. (Print ad-Bend Bulletin, ((Bend, Ore.)) 27 June 1929)
UNTOLD STORY...now reveals Yankee heroism against U-boat terror in the last war! Timely! Thrilling!
DRama of Romance and Danger on the Bottom of the Sea! (original poster
Exploding on the Screen!
Her Body Held a Fatal Lure! Body of a goddess! Face of an angel! Eyes of heavenly blue! Lips that yield and yearn- yet her beauty cloaked a relentless purpose that spelled disaster to the man she loved! A Tremendous Drama of the European Spy System (Print Ad- Portsmouth Sunday Times, ((Portmsouth, Ohio)) 2 November 1930)
Her latest production, written and produced by herself. (Print Ad-Owosso Argus-Press, ((Owosso, Mich.)) 9 January 1917)
His Love Was a Blazing Scourge That Seared the Souls of Women. (Print Ad-Rochester Evening Journal, ((Rochester, NY)) 28 May 1934)
Out of the Smoke of its Chimneys,Out of the Sweat of its Fields, Out of the Faith of its People The Unconquerable Soul of America Marches On! (Print Ad- Decorah Public Opinion,((Decorah, Iowa)) 1 December 1932)
Sentenced to death...AT FIVE O'CLOCK TEA! (original print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Palace Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - Sept. 9, 1934)
An Absolute Knockout